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I would argue against. Libertarianism sees no problem with on-demand abortion, abortion and the destruction of the nuclear family. "Do what thou wilt" is basically the libertarian philosophy.

Libertarianism, like feminism, is firmly grounded in anarchism - especially social/moral/sexual anarchism.

I certainly would not identify as a libertarian. More of a traditionalist conservative.

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Not true. We believe in civil liberties. Most libertarians believe that includes the liberties of unborn children. It was Ron Paul ( who did run for president as a libertarian at one time) who introduced a bill to consider life to begin at the time of conception.


Feminism is not grounded in anarchism. Feminism is exactly the opposite. It is more communist and marxist if anything.

Most problems that men have are caused by the government and its violation of men's rights and liberties. Reducing the size of the government would help.

Maybe we don't believe in altruism and as you say people on their own won't respect each other's property. But that is what the government is for. That is in fact one of the main purposes of government.

Libertarians are tolerant of different lifestyles. Most do not encourage them. We do not fight them either. Its common sense most people won't choose them anyways.


It seems you don't believe in a separation of church and state from those links. Guess following the Constitution is not acceptable anymore ?

What's a conservative traditionalist? That sounds more like what type of family you want than a political view. It tells us nothing of what you believe in terms of the size of the government, ecnomic or defense policy.



But if you don't believe me just read this christian liberterians argument on why liberterians are more pro life than pro choice

http://www.lewrockwell.com/barnwell/barnwell30.html

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But if you don't believe me just read this christian liberterians argument on why liberterians are more pro life than pro choice

http://www.lewrockwell.com/barnwell/barnwell30.html

i´ve just read his article and you could use the same arguments for pro-choice if you have another opinion on the beginning of human life...

is this really such a big topic in america? nobody talks bout that anymore in austria (at least not the mainstream media)

I said none. It depends on a topic. In some things I am a more for the left, and in other things more for the right. There are also so many different types of left and right, so it's hard to give precise answer. Good question! Tomorrow are the elections of the European Parliament, and I haven't still decided who to vote.

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I said none. It depends on a topic. In some things I am a more for the left, and in other things more for the right. There are also so many different types of left and right, so it's hard to give precise answer. Good question! Tomorrow are the elections of the European Parliament, and I haven't still decided who to vote.

I almost feel normal reading this.

The say 10% are far right and 10% are far right and the other 80% swing either way on issues.

Good luck with your vote.

Center left progressivism ftw

I don't vote for any party. There is no such thing as an honest politician. They are all dirtbags, and in my country, the United States of America, they disrespect the Constitution, and consider it irrelevant. I am a non-Partisan and an Anarchist all the way. There's is no government, like no government.

I consider myself halfway between center and right, when I consider the sum total of my views on various issues. Some views are centrist, while others are nearly far-right.

Radical left: anarcho-communist

On most issues I am probbably just right of center. There are a few issues where I would be center and a few other I am a bit far right on.

Fiscally conservative, socially moderate.